Knowledge doesn’t live in isolated facts or in top-down blueprints. It arises from patterns of interaction — the habits, structures, and models that keep resurfacing across contexts. Meaning is not imposed; it emerges as people connect events to systems, stories to structures, experiences to shared frameworks.
This is why recurring problems rarely vanish by fixing surface events — the same patterns re-express themselves until the underlying meaning is reshaped. Knowledge flows when we learn to see and shape those patterns so they reinforce coherence instead of calcify dysfunction.